dasource
07-10-2001, 04:24 PM
how much would you pay for this?
500mb of fast web space
Unlimited pop3 mailboxes
Unlimited email forwarding
Unlimited Autoresponders
Unlimited mailing lists
1000mb of data transfer
Web Mail
Members Only Support Centre
PHP4 Scripting
Front Page 2000 Extensions
CGI Scripting in Perl, C & Python
Free Pre-installed scripts
Server Side Includes
WAP Server
Sever Side PGP Encryption
Customised error pages
Unlimited Subdomains
Password Protect Directories
Mysql Database
Search Engine Submit
Live Stats of Your Visitors
gimme a price I should look to pay yearly and monthly?
coolguy23
07-10-2001, 04:27 PM
probably $5 a month and 50/year
this is just what i think
kickster
07-10-2001, 04:36 PM
1 GB of transfer is too little. Your plan targets people who are new to web ownership thus lack any
experience to run and configure their web site. This will lead to high amount of customer service.
If you are willing to offer fast and reliable customer service then you should charge them about
$5 to $10 per month. However most people will look else where due to low bandwidth.
How about boosting the transfer to 4 GB per month then you can charge people a little extra.
dasource
07-10-2001, 04:58 PM
ok, if I pumped upto 4gb transfers, would people pay $100 yearly for that package?
kickster
07-10-2001, 05:03 PM
Truth about yearly payments.
Unless your company's name is Futurequest few people will trust you with their money.
Another problem with yearly plans is that most people can not afford a one time fee.
50%+ of your clients will be teens with little money to spend.
Jedito
07-10-2001, 05:13 PM
[OFF-Topic]
35% of my customers pay annualy. Included my biggest account ($409.50 Year).
And my name isn't it futurequest :)
[Back to topic]
I think that $100/year is a good price for that package, a very good price
JBIZ718
07-10-2001, 08:54 PM
I like the packages at think that you could charge more then that if need be.
Only recommendation take the word 'Unlimited' out. Put a cap even if its really high, its just not a good word.
Good Luck
MCHost-Marc
07-10-2001, 09:17 PM
Originally posted by kickster
Truth about yearly payments.
Unless your company's name is Futurequest few people will trust you with their money.
Another problem with yearly plans is that most people can not afford a one time fee.
50%+ of your clients will be teens with little money to spend.
Over 70% of our customers pay annually for their webhosting packages. We DO have a full 30-day money back guarantee and all of our customers are happy :)
